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What money is better to take, what is more profitable? Interested in reviews for 2013, Who was in Kemer.
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It is more profitable to have Turkish lira in your pocket. You can pay everywhere in dollars, but it is less profitable. Everywhere is full of exchangers. Change 100 dollars, for the first time you will receive approximately 180 Turkish liras. And then get used to it and decide for yourself ...
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answered 11 years ago
I removed from a bank card, European, as needed. The rate is excellent (euro), interest and commission for withdrawal were not taken.
I think it will be the same with Russian banking, you need to check with your bank.
If you take cash, then last year it was a little more profitable to change dollars, not euros.
Sometimes they call the price in dollars, on excursions,
for souvenirs, drinks, etc. (in places where they are transported by tourist buses). If you want to pay in lira, they call an unfavorable rate,
or do not want to take it at all, if in euros, then they consider one to one in dollars.
With independent trains around the city and shops, it will be most convenient and cheaper in lira, in my opinion in supermarkets, large ones, they only accept them.
I think it will be the same with Russian banking, you need to check with your bank.
If you take cash, then last year it was a little more profitable to change dollars, not euros.
Sometimes they call the price in dollars, on excursions,
for souvenirs, drinks, etc. (in places where they are transported by tourist buses). If you want to pay in lira, they call an unfavorable rate,
or do not want to take it at all, if in euros, then they consider one to one in dollars.
With independent trains around the city and shops, it will be most convenient and cheaper in lira, in my opinion in supermarkets, large ones, they only accept them.
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answered 11 years ago
In supermarkets in Kemer (near the mosque) they also accept dollars, but change is often given out in T. Lira. It is more profitable to pay for excursions in dollars, it is more profitable to buy excursions in T / A on the street, and not from a tour operator's guide.
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answered 11 years ago
In Kemer migros or karefor, it is better to pay in lira, of course.
And with street vendors - in dollars or in euros ...
And with street vendors - in dollars or in euros ...
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answered 11 years ago
if in euros, then they count one to one in dollars.
Read in full at: http://www.turpravda.com/tr/kemer/Felice-h10475.html
1 euro = 1 dollar? What nonsense
Read in full at: http://www.turpravda.com/tr/kemer/Felice-h10475.html
1 euro = 1 dollar? What nonsense
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answered 11 years ago
o.zwiagina, I repeat .. Change 100 dollars, get approximately 180 tur.lir. For the first time, you will have enough, and later you will already navigate yourself. You should definitely have lira in your pocket, it is easier to pay, you do not need to constantly recalculate. Example: a trip in a minibus costs either 3 tur.lira. or 2 dollars. and count...
giving 2 dollars (3.6 Turkish lira), instead of 3 lira, you will pay 3.60. So everywhere, fruit, ice cream, beer....
giving 2 dollars (3.6 Turkish lira), instead of 3 lira, you will pay 3.60. So everywhere, fruit, ice cream, beer....
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answered 11 years ago
Still, it is better to carry dollars ... several times this June we faced the fact that the transfer from dollar to euro was very unprofitable. Yes, and change strove to give dollars and lira. So I always carry two currencies in my wallet: lira and dollars. I ask the price in dollars, then I ask you to tell me in lira and I decide for myself what is more profitable to pay. In large supermarkets, all prices are in Lira. So here it is definitely more profitable to pay with lira or a card.
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answered 11 years ago
"1 euro = 1 dollar? What nonsense"
- I thought so too, and I did not pay.
Once again - it was on an excursion, during a stop, it was about drinks and souvenirs. I did not buy on principle, there was no mood to bargain.
- I thought so too, and I did not pay.
Once again - it was on an excursion, during a stop, it was about drinks and souvenirs. I did not buy on principle, there was no mood to bargain.
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answered 11 years ago
And yes, they quoted prices in dollars; in lira was also considered at an unfavorable rate. I had no dollars, only lira and euros.
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answered 11 years ago
Definitely a bank card. Everything is considered at the official rate, without loss for transfers in exchangers. And cards are accepted everywhere, even in paid toilets and mountain villages))) Europe!
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answered 11 years ago
By the way, as for the dollar-euro pair, in Kemer this is really tricky)))
Very often merchants write the price something like this
10 $ or 10 euros)))
Previously, this was not the case, but this year I often noticed ... So from this point of view, the dollar is more profitable for us, of course.
Very often merchants write the price something like this
10 $ or 10 euros)))
Previously, this was not the case, but this year I often noticed ... So from this point of view, the dollar is more profitable for us, of course.
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